I hope that title doesn’t cripple your quest for #1 :) Friend and entrepreneur-at-heart Allan Wan is getting back in the game with a weblog redesign and host of new projects to mark his territory on this vast web we weave daily. His early start for 10 month old daughter Ima should make her a [...]
Archive for March, 2007
Welcome, Allan Wan!
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27 March 2007 |
17:57 |
Internet, geekery, google |
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MiiStation in the Wall Street Journal
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18 March 2007 |
16:03 |
Internet, geekery, worklife |
4 Comments »
You may have already heard that one of our projects, MiiStation (where we offer to make a Mii avatar on Nintendo’s Wii console), was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal. The article discusses businesses sprouting up around the Mii concept and brought in a wave of orders this weekend, helping us make one particularly [...]
You may have already heard that one of our projects, MiiStation (where we offer to make a Mii avatar on Nintendo’s Wii console), was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal. The article discusses businesses sprouting up around the Mii concept and brought in a wave of orders this weekend, helping us make one particularly [...]
Nobi on the ‘net
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16 March 2007 |
19:17 |
Internet, geekery, macnuttery |
1 Comment »
Friend and freelance journalist Nobi Hayashi is interviewed on O’Reilly’s MacDevCenter. I did not know that past WWDC gatherings used to have sessions for developers on market entry techniques - valuable information for a significant and difficult market such as Japan’s! Apple should definitely consider re-introducing a few of these sessions. The Aozora bank’s adoption [...]
Friend and freelance journalist Nobi Hayashi is interviewed on O’Reilly’s MacDevCenter. I did not know that past WWDC gatherings used to have sessions for developers on market entry techniques - valuable information for a significant and difficult market such as Japan’s! Apple should definitely consider re-introducing a few of these sessions. The Aozora bank’s adoption [...]
How the world shapes up
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6 March 2007 |
10:13 |
biznomics |
1 Comment »
I find these visualizations of nation sizes based on different factors quite fascinating. (This is more an anchor for my future reference). Here’s one comparing housing prices:
It would be interesting to see actual numbers on the land-mass differences between real and visual.
UPDATE: I’m getting all this through Daring Fireball, who posted an update on the [...]
I find these visualizations of nation sizes based on different factors quite fascinating. (This is more an anchor for my future reference). Here’s one comparing housing prices:
It would be interesting to see actual numbers on the land-mass differences between real and visual.
UPDATE: I’m getting all this through Daring Fireball, who posted an update on the [...]
My New Toy
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5 March 2007 |
22:36 |
Internet, Japan, geekery |
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…is the recently released Hitachi W51H. My new-phone use is adopting a half-life pattern - I started with a Sony/Ericsson phone without a camera almost 5 years ago and which lasted me about 3 years, moved on to a Premini II, and now only a year later I’ve got a new phone. The other big [...]
…is the recently released Hitachi W51H. My new-phone use is adopting a half-life pattern - I started with a Sony/Ericsson phone without a camera almost 5 years ago and which lasted me about 3 years, moved on to a Premini II, and now only a year later I’ve got a new phone. The other big [...]
Inspiration from Stanford’s entrepreneurship video library
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5 March 2007 |
13:13 |
alma mater, biznomics, education, entrepreneurship |
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I’ve been on a video binge watching insightful and inspirational talks by some of the VC and entrepreneurship community’s leaders, all given at Stanford over the past 3-4 years. Many of these were suggested by my friend Greg, who is himself an angel investor in some very promising ventures.
I’m posting these here as both [...]
I’ve been on a video binge watching insightful and inspirational talks by some of the VC and entrepreneurship community’s leaders, all given at Stanford over the past 3-4 years. Many of these were suggested by my friend Greg, who is himself an angel investor in some very promising ventures.
I’m posting these here as both [...]


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